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 1 1|    the rectum, it heats the blood in the veins; and these
 2 1|     becoming heated attract blood from the nearest veins,
 3 1|     out, and injured by the blood collected in them, they
 4 1|    in them, they squirt out blood, most frequently along with
 5 2|    is forced out they spurt blood. When the cautery is applied
 6 4|  the buttocks inflated, and blood proceeding from within.
 7 4|    is taken off, streaks of blood necessarily flow from the
 8 5|    there is no discharge of blood when you remove the condyloma,
 9 5|   will there be any flow of blood; but if you cut them off
10 5| hollow veins which pour out blood, and you will have difficulty
11 5|  condyloma, will pour forth blood; but if you take away the
12 5|    there will be no flow of blood. If matters then be thus